Customer Reviews for VEVOR Cast Iron Anvil, 22 Lbs/10kg Single Horn Anvil, with Large Countertop and Stable Base, High Hardness Rugged Round Horn Anvil Blacksmith, for Shaping, Bending

Just finish up the edges and put it on a secure pedistal, in the right hight. Bought a stone cracker and forged it to fit the hardy hole. Should have gotten a bigger anvil but I'll place a concrete block on the bottom and secure it with bolts soon to keep it from bouncing around.

This 22# anvil was mailed without any padding in a cardboard box (see photos) that fell apart in transit, and the anvil was scratched in many places. The rust has started taking over where the paint was scratched off.

Ottima incudine come da descrizione. Imballaggio a posto. Niente ruggine. Peso confermato. Spedizione lenta.

Came on time, holds up well and hardy hole is easy to fit your own custom hardies into. Only short of 5 stars for poor reverberation and the need to sand the horn. Otherwise fantastic starter anvil.

The overall design is pretty good, i do like the wide face and the hardy hole looks good, but what is with the rusty bottom, isn't that supposed to be painted as well? And i find a hammer made some small dents, not to bad, just happy to have an anvil

Awesome for the price!Please note, you arent paying for a high quality anvil, Like...at all.. BUT it is very good for the price and gets the job done. Has a good ring to it and decent recoil. Not the best, but good. The BLUE color is butt ugly, so i ground that down and oiled it. It is also mold formed steel. So there is ALOT of flaws like gouges in the metal. Nothing a welder and some grinding couldnt fix. There was noticeable welds that were pre done from factory. I just added to it to smooth out. Top surface was smooth. Just rounded the edges and cleaned up he hardy hole. Alot of burrs and rough edges. Over all would buy another if i needed it!

I have seen worse and better quality anvils.1- There was some flashing I had to cut off on the underside of the horn, no surprise, I had planed to clean off the epoxy coating and slightly reshape the horn anyway. No big deal.2-Upon cutting and flap disking the chunk off I realized the color of the sparks determined it is cast with high carbon steel, using the spark test method.2-Be careful of the epoxy coating, as I'm sure it is very toxic, wear a respirator if grinding.3-There was some fine cast pitting on the horn mainly surface, I'm sure the coatings purpose is to cover these flaws. no big deal. see pic.4-The face is flawless and the hardy hole is square and center.5-the dimensions shown in the manufactures description pictures are way off, see pic.6-as for the hardness of the face, time will tell, if used correctly it should be O.K.not too bad overall for beginners utilizing for small projects, you get what you pay for. Made in China....of course.conclusion: WE NEED TO BRING BACK ALL MANUFACTURING TO NORTH AMERICA,

Je suis un débutant et c'est parfait pour forger. Le dessus a fini par être bosselé, mais ça m'empêche pas de m'amuser à forger. Pour un débutant c'est super !

Works great a little damage when received

Anvil came in great looks good and I'm very happy with it the hammer arrived with a cracked handle but I didn't even know I was getting the hammer so not a big deal to me,.